Many thanks, I shall certainly do that. Love hearing peoples response and listening experience after spending so much time with it. I can totally hear it and now dedicate time to this area. Read More...

Hey man liked this track. I liked the vibe and the field recordings thrown in. Some good eerie breakdowns and build ups. I also like the wobble/zap bass that came in later in the song. My only recommendation is maybe mixing lower or apply some subtractive EQ to that low wobbling pad that seems to clutter the mix. It seems a bit overpowering and I was more interested in other elements that were playing at the same time. in any event just my personal opinion. Looking forward to hearing more from you!Read More...

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Tom Cosm & Jbam Kickstarter Sample Pack

The Tom Cosm & Jbam Kickstarter Sample Pack is a collection of carefully crafted high quality samples to help kick start your path to becoming a producer.

Whether you’re just starting to writing music on computers, or need a boost to fill out your current collection, we give you 2,975 “bread and butter” sounds to get you on your way.

The pack was created and compiled by Ableton certified trainer Tom Cosm, and hardware mastermind Jbam, with the vision of offering a comprehensive yet extremely affordable set of samples to give you the foundations you need to start producing straight away.

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Armed Track Parameter Gate - Free Max For Live Utility

This device allows you to control several parameters with a single knob, but only changing the parameters on the current armed track.

An example of how this would be used : Having the same effect on several tracks, with a knob controlling the same parameter for each effect, but only having the effect on the arm track being modified, allowing you to quickly switch where the knob is being sent.

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Why Producing In-The-Box May Be Holding You Back

Being able to make a fully-fledged song on nothing more than a consumer laptop and a decent pair of headphones is a truly amazing representation of how technology has progressed over the last two decades.

It’s cheaper, faster, and easier. The immense joy of musical creation is no longer a luxury reserved for those with money. Instead, it’s readily available for any person willing to dedicate the time and patience.

But this advancement and opportunity comes with a few caveats, one of which is that the music creation process in the eyes of a bedroom producer has been flipped upside down, chopped-up, and compressed into one holistic task.

Is this a bad thing? No. Not at first look, at least. Every producer has a different workflow, and in my opinion, anyone who stays in the game long enough climbs out of the ruts and moves past difficulties in that area.

Despite this, there is a problem that many developing bedroom producers encounter. The problem of frustration: not being able to finish tracks, taking too long to finish them, or trying to grasp at the enjoyment that you once felt when creating music. This sense of frustration generally has more than one cause, and this article probably won’t fix it, but it may help some of you.